Batwoman Vol. 1: Hydrology (the New 52)

by Williams III, J. H.
ISBN: 9781401234652
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  • Format: Hardcover
  • Author: Williams III, J. H.
  • ISBN: 9781401234652
  • Condition: Used
  • Dimensions: 10.20 x 0.50
  • Number Of Pages: 160
  • Publication Year: 2012

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  • Batman is boring. Read this.

    Dave P. - 1 year 2 months ago

    DC's New 52 launched with a lot of fanfare; and, after reading the "Green Arrow Vol 1: The Midas Touch," I wasn't inspired to read any further. The plethora of Bat-titles padding the release schedule was one of the biggest turn-offs. Luckily, the gorgeous covers of J.H. Williams III finally drew me into the Batwoman series. Uncaring as I am for Bat-titles, Batwoman turned out to be one of the most visually arresting (partly due to the coloring by Dave Stewart) and well-written mainstream comics I have read in a long time. I was glad to see Williams balancing pencils while co-writing with W. Hayden Blackman. Maybe it's the oversaturation of Batman in popular media, but Kate Kane was a more immediately likeable character, with a well-established personality than the hundred-and-one Bruce Waynes out there. Whether it be Kane's strained relationship with her father, her reluctance to take on Bette Kane (her sister) as her sidekick, or her personal relationship, I found myself sympathizing more with Kane's tribulations than DC's other supers. Two-hundred words can hardly do justice to "Batwoman: Hydrology." Just read it.

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